I want a virtual camera built for iOS that can masquerade as the device’s live camera while actually streaming pre-recorded video files. The goal is to let any app that normally pulls a real-time feed—FaceTime, Zoom, social platforms, or a custom SDK—see these videos as if they were coming straight from the lens. Core expectations • Select and queue local video files, then output them as a 30 fps (or higher) live-looking feed. • Seamless hand-off so users can switch between clips without dropping the camera session. • Resolution should match the original file up to 1080p; downscale smoothly when necessary. • Built in Swift or Objective-C using AVFoundation (ReplayKit or Camera Extension APIs are fine if that simplifies the virtual device registration). • The compiled IPA plus full Xcode project, along with a short setup guide, are required for delivery. If you have already tackled virtual camera hooks on iOS—or have clever workarounds that Apple will accept for TestFlight and side-loading—let’s discuss the quickest, cleanest path to get this working.